The Kitchen Goes to War

Paradise of the Potteries

This is a project by a community organisation in Newcastle-under-Lyme, benefiting people in Stafford. They will use the funding to provide Zumba classes for women in the community. This will provide an opportunity for women to engage in social activities where they can meet new people while improving their health and fitness, helping to reduce isolation and loneliness.

A community festival around food wastage, local produce and sustainability will be funded. This will increase knowledge around local food and create a community event encouraging integration.

Future Proof Parks

This school will use the funding to install new outdoor play equipment on their grounds. This will create new opportunities for safe outdoor play in a community that is experiencing the effects of social disadvantage.

Ambition for Excellence

Older Women Rock: On Tour

A series of social events will be funded for people of all ages with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. This will provide people with the opportunity to interact with others, which will improve their social skills and reduce anxiety.

The War on our Doorstep: Men of Chesterton in the First World War

This is a project by a community organisation in Newcastle-Under-Lyme, also benefiting people in Stoke-On-Trent. They will use the funding to stage a community festival, allowing local people to take part in activities which benefit their wellbeing and encourage community engagement.

Dirty Laundry

This charity will use the funding to provide a holiday play scheme for young people living with various and multiple disabilities, helping to reduce social isolation.

Celebrating Age

This funding will be used to improve play equipment at the school, encouraging children to take part in exercise and develop healthier lifestyles.

Newcastle Maps - A plotted history

The funding will be used to improve disability access and amenities in its community use building. This project will improve accessibility to the building for visitors and voluntary organisations.

The project will use the funding to run a series of engaging activities for young children. This will engage the community through creative activities and improve capacity of social activities for beneficiaries.

The project will use the funding to create an outdoor gym area within the school grounds. This will provide a safe and accessible improved outdoor area for the community.

The project will use the funding to deliver a programme of engagement activities that address issues surrounding how isolation impacts upon older people. This will improve the wellbeing for difficult to reach beneficiaries.

The project will use the funding to facilitate a building relocation that will improve the way in which the organisation supports the needs of low income families. This will build capacity for the group?s service delivery.

This project will use funding to consult with young carers and their families to identify support and map current services offered in the area. This will enable young carers to feed back their ideas and participate in community led activities.

Flight

This project will use funding to provide students with peer support and mentoring. This will enable students to become more independent, improve their confidence and increase resilience.

The project will repair the roof of the working men's club and provide activity classes for young children, mums and older people.

The Wedgwood Institute

The group will use the funding to provide multi-lingual advice sessions for migrants about local service provision. This will enable beneficiaries to improve their capability to deal with situations related to these issues, as well as improve engagement between service providers and the migrant community.

Faith, Reason, Arson and Riot: The Old Meeting House and itÔÇÖs 300 year heritage

The group will use the funding to provide a play area for younger children. This will enable beneficiaries to participate in activities which benefit their health and wellbeing.

Hopelessly Devoted

Live Age Festival 2016

From Golden With Love

The group will use the funding to purchase new equipment to ensure the safety of its wood turning club members. This will improve the way in which the organisation meets the needs of its service users.

The group will use the funding to purchase new equipment to ensure the safety of its wood turning club members. This will improve the way in which the organisation meets the needs of its service users.

Revealing Voices: North Staffordshire - creating the Arthur Wood Collection

Revealing Voices: North Staffordshire - creating the Arthur Wood Collection

The group will use the funding to purchase equipment and deliver training to potential walk leaders. This will help to build capacity for the group to provide healthy activities to members of the community.

Stoke Garden Festival at 30

The group will use the funding to deliver awareness training and workshops to people living with learning disabilities and autism. This will enable the beneficiaries to learn about bullying in the workplace and online and mate and hate crime, leading to increased resilience and independence.

The group will use the funding to provide sporting activities in the community to reduce racial tensions and antisocial behaviour in young people who live in the area. This will help create community cohesion and raise aspirations.

Silverdale - Our Story

Homecoming 3

The group will use the funding to replace sound equipment and install a hearing loop and acoustic panels, to enable accessibility to the village hall for older people living with hearing loss.

The group will use the funding to refurbish the kitchen, install a regulation fire door and new flooring and lighting in their village hall. This will improve the facility and ensure the community venue can be used by a wider range of people.

The group will use the funding to replace camping equipment that is no longer fit for purpose. This will improve the groups? capacity to run camping and Duke of Edinburgh Award trips for beneficiaries.

The Philip Astley project

The Philip Astley project - Celebrating the father of modern day circus

The power of the horse: Industrial narrow gauge railways and First World War logistics

Keele University Korfball Club

The group will use the funding to offer history walks and talks to older people. This will enable beneficiaries space to interact and socialise with others helping them to reduce social isolation whilst also building capacity for the groups work.

The group will use the funding to offer history walks and talks to older people. This will enable beneficiaries space to interact and socialise with others helping them to reduce social isolation whilst also building capacity for the groups work.

The group will use the funding to create disabled access and fishing facilities. This will enable the organisation to have accessible facilities and improve beneficiaries? wellbeing.

Forging a Way to create a lasting legacy

AirSpace Graduate Residency Solo Exhibition

The group will use the funding to install a trim trail. This will offer a stimulating environment for children to be more physically active, improving health, wellbeing and confidence, reducing obesity.

City Works Department.

The group will use the funding to refurbish their function room and run a series of fitness classes. This will improve local facilities allowing beneficiaries to access classes that will improve their overall health and wellbeing.

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of health support activities and resources for people with hearing impairments and deafness. This will encourage difficult to reach beneficiaries to adopt healthier lifestyle choices.

Creative people and places

The group will use the funding to purchase a new minibus for its service users who have limited mobility or disabilities. This will build capacity for this organisation's activities and improve the way in which it supports its beneficiaries.

The group will use the funding to train volunteers to support the Newcastle Lantern Procession 2015. This will give young people a chance to learn new skills and help build capacity for the organisation.

The north Belfast group supports disabled children and young people and helps families get access to support and services. They are using the grant of ?9,008 to develop a network of trained volunteers who will raise awareness of disability, especially autism, in the local community. They are also providing a home support plan to families.

Hidden Treasures

A project to educate young people and their parents about healthy eating, exercise and the risk of alcohol misuse. This will help beneficiaries to make better informed lifestyle choices.

The group will use the funding to regenerate the local nature reserve and pool for the benefit of the community. This will encourage more community members to visit the nature reserve to learn and enjoy.

The project will deliver a variety of therapeutic activities for children, young people and adults with disabilities. Activities are designed to meet clients' social and physical requirements and with liaison with carers, families and other professionals, to contribute towards the achievement of their developmental goals.

The group will use the funding to make accessibility improvements to their premises to enable people with disabilities to participate in their activities. This will improve this community building ensuring that it complies with health and safety standards.

The Rhapsodies & The Inn

The group will use the funding to hold a series of carnival themed workshops for the community that will culminate in a carnival parade. This will engage beneficiaries in activities designed to encourage community cohesion and to foster a sense of pride in the local community.

Biddulph Youth and Community Zone aims to continue and expand services at their Youth Cafe service which was at risk of closure. It will take over the running of the rest of the centre to include a 'community hub'. The Youth Cafe project on a Friday evening will be extended to cover weekends. The service will be developed from being a place for young people to hang out to a more structured range of activities that will address local needs more effectively.

Homecoming 2

Tayport Harbour Trust Ltd

This group will use the funding to install a dockside toilet and shower facility.

Middleport Murders Research and Development

The community organisation in Stoke-on-Trent will use the funding to give young people the opportunity to access training courses in sports, physical activity and provide community based activity sessions. This will remove barriers to employment while supporting the training needs of volunteers.

Twelve month curatorial research and development.

The school in Stoke-on-Trent will use the funding to install a canopy within their playground which will allow for outdoor play and additional activities during periods of inclement weather. This will improve the schools facilities for the benefit of both pupils and the wider community.

The Stoke on Trent group will use the funding to provide an outreach mentoring programme for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. By engaging the young people in sports activities it will improve their health and wellbeing and also promote social cohesion and tackle youth crime.

Bridge to the Future

Refurbishment and Modernisation Of The Club House

This is a project by a community organisation in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. The group will use the funding for an intergenerational project where schoolchildren visit older people in residential care. This will enable the children to develop new skills and will improve intergenerational community cohesion and reduce isolation.

Equipment for small university swimming club

The Voyagers

The Artlands Project Phase 2 (APP2)

This is a project by a community group in Stoke-on-Trent. The group will use the funding to install exercise equipment in their local park. This will improve the parks facilities, help to reduce instances of anti social behaviour and help to improve overall community fitness levels.

Belong Heritage Gallery

This is a project by a school in Market Drayton, Shropshire. The group will use the funding to improve their playground by installing a sensory trim trail, adventure tower and a poly tunnel with raised beds.

Onneley Oval

A room with a view-point

This is a project by a charity in Whitmore, Staffordshire. The group will use the funding to replace the roof of the village hall and install improved insulation. This will enable the continued use of the facility by the local community and will contribute to reduced running costs.

Club & Coaching Development 2014

This is a project by a community organisation in Newcastle-under-Lyme. The group will use the funding to provide a social and gardening project for socially isolated older people and people living with a disability. This will allow the beneficiaries to be more active, encourage socialisation and improve their physical and mental wellbeing.

This is a project by a community organisation in Stoke-on-Trent. The group will use the funding to provide level 1 and 2 awards in community volunteering and dance leadership to young people. This will enable the beneficiaries to participate in volunteering opportunities and increase their employability.

Lifeworks Staffordshire

This charity in Market Drayton, Shropshire will use the funding to create a winter woodland garden. This will create an improved environment, accessible to the public all year round and will support improved learning opportunities for young people through

This charity in Market Drayton, Shropshire will use the funding to create a winter woodland garden. This will create an improved environment, accessible to the public all year round and will support improved learning opportunities for young people through partnership work with The Prince?s Trust.

This community organisation in Newcastle-under-Lyme will use the funding to provide young people at risk of crime and antisocial behaviour with diversionary activities consisting of boxing and Taekwondo. This will provide beneficiaries with new activities

This community organisation in Newcastle-under-Lyme will use the funding to provide young people at risk of crime and antisocial behaviour with diversionary activities consisting of boxing and Taekwondo. This will provide beneficiaries with new activities that aim to reduce incidences of gang related violence and address community cohesion issues.

Play 4 Fun

New Vic Theatre - Capital small grants